Tag: Increase
Police chief pushes for return of officers to St. Thomas schools
An adult from Toronto was charged after three masked suspects snuck into a local high school, tracked down and held a student against their will inside a bathroom.
Owen Sound chamber concerned about Trump tariff threat
The Owen Sound & District Chamber of Commerce is surveying its members on the potential impacts of recent American tariff threats. It’s asking about specific tariff impacts on their operations, potential changes to their supply chain, pricing or customer base, and insights into how the chamber can better support them. So far, the response has been […]
To Lower Emissions Or Increase Profits? That Is The Question
Is the world really at a crossroads of energy consumption choices? We know that fossil fuels — the old and worn trio of coal, oil, and natural gas — have powered our world for a very long time, but they have also comprised nearly 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions. … [continued]
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The Northern Michigan Policy Conference, Debbie Stabenow and tariffs
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Canadian Transit “Think” Tank Presenting Fluff & Denials To Mississauga Council
Over a couple of the last months of 2024, part of my time was spent looking at the bizarre situation of the Canadian Urban Transit Research and Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC). That’s resurfaced, as the Mississauga hydrogen bus trial is going forward despite having zero merit, and CUTRIC’s founder and head … [continued]
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Could this program bring a grocery store to downtown London? We’ll see
Leaders in London’s downtown are excited, but eager to see details, about a promised financial incentive from the city to bring empty commercial space back online. Announced during Mayor Josh Morgan’s state of the city address on Jan. 23, the plan is for city hall to offer a fiscal incentive to businesses to cover renovation […]
NIO Sales Increase 38% in January
NIO’s momentum from a great 2024 carried forward into January, providing the company with 13,863 vehicle deliveries, a 37.9% increase over January 2024. Notably, a large portion of these sales came from NIO’s new brand, ONVO. ONVO is a more “family-oriented” smart EV brand. 7,951 of the company’s deliveries, 57% … [continued]
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Solar Surpasses Coal For The First Time In The EU
Solar overtook coal in the European Union in 2024 as the results of the Green Energy Program continue to bear fruit for the region.
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Potential measles exposure identified at two London-area ERs
London public health officials are warning of several potential measles exposures at area hospitals in the last two weeks.
Ontario Green Party leader talks rural health care in Chesley, Hanover
Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner said Friday in Chesley he is committed to investing in health care in rural Ontario. Schreiner and Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Green Party candidate Joel Loughead spoke to about 15 people outside the Chesley hospital, which has been representative of health-care challenges in rural Ontario in recent years. “The Chesley hospital […]